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Start the Year Strong: Get Your Financials in Shape for 2025

MainStreet Financial Planning

Review Your Estate Planning Documents Take some time to review the key documents in your estate plan, such as your will, power of attorney, and property deeds. Revise Your Annual Budget Look over your budget from the previous year and make adjustments for 2024.

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Financial Check Engine Light: How to Know When It’s Time to Revisit Your Plan

Tobias Financial

These events may affect your investment approach, tax planning strategies, insurance needs, and estate planning documents. Without periodic evaluations, it’s possible for parts of your plan to become misaligned with your current circumstances.

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At The Money: How to Spend Your Money in Retirement

The Big Picture

How should people organize their thoughts and planning for, for future spending? It shouldn’t be just something you think about when you’re at your estate attorney and you’re signing a document and that’s the last you see of it. Philanthropy is a big part of both retirement and estate planning.

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Slow Adoption for Many Reasons

Inside Information

Ayasha Jones, partner and Director of Operations at BlueSky Wealth Advisors in New Bern, NC said that she and other ops professionals are inundated with new fintech options all the time, and the IT percentage of the operating budget is larger than it ever was.

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Strategic Retirement Planning Guide for Single Women: Expert Financial Advice

Yardley Wealth Management

Factor longevity into your retirement planning by estimating your life expectancy and budgeting for additional years in retirement. Consider purchasing long-term care insurance to protect against the high costs of long-term care services in later life and ensure that you have a plan in place to cover healthcare expenses in retirement.

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10 Smart Ways to Prepare for Retirement

Carson Wealth

Healthcare emergencies, unexpected home repairs, or the sudden loss of a loved one can shake up even the best retirement plan. Make sure you have at least a basic estate plan in place. The documents youll need at a minimum may include a will, durable power of attorney, and a health care power of attorney.

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How To Create A Family Budget That Works For Your Family

Clever Girl Finance

In personal finance, where income, expenses, dreams, and aspirations converge, the budget emerges as a crucial tool. It’s not just a set of numbers, rather, it’s a strategic plan that empowers you to navigate the complexities of financial decisions. Table of contents What is a family budget? What is a family budget?